RM-Eye on the Mountains: Carbonlessdale?
By RMI Staff 
| July 24, 2009 | 5:00 AM
Carbondale seeks an EPA grant to become model green community. The EPA grant requires a 50 percent local match, which Clean Energy Economy for the Region, the group that applied for the grant on this town’s behalf, hopes to get from private contributors.
Downhill mountain bikers in Vail want more trails.
Vail RECON group wants to help people reuse building materials.
Swarm of bees creates a buzz in Alamosa.
Colorado River district hopes to help endangered fish.
BASE jumper Ted Davenport recounts failed jump.
A Basalt man, who was under a court order not to drink, was arrested when police smelled alcohol on breath. His defense? Wine-tasting. He wasn’t drinking it, but tasting it and spitting it out.
Breckenridge music promoter is bringing national acts to Summit County that normally wouldn’t consider playing for fewer than 3,000 people. But a question remains: where does Eddie Money get off expecting 3,000 people to even know his name?
A final question for the day: What’s worse than another column by Woody Paige? A story about Woody Paige playing golf.
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